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Feb 11, 2014
Brenna F.
I'm starting the 'No-Poo' hair and I have a short bob that just barely fits into a pony. I was just wondering if there were some hairstyles that I could do that would hide the oily-ness. Any ideas?
Feb 11, 2014
Corinne F.
Just try not to show the part out your hair. It expires the oily roots of your hair. When I'm on third day hair ,I just wear a high ponytail.
Feb 11, 2014
Corinne F.
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Feb 11, 2014
Corrie S.
Since your bangs/front section would probably look the oiliest then you could just braid or twist the front parts back and pin it. I definitely recommend getting a good dry shampoo also. Another one would be to spray some dry shampoo on and put on a cute headband or bandana. Good luck and I hope I helped. :-)
Feb 11, 2014
Brenna F.
Thank you guys!!
Feb 11, 2014
Haileyy M.
Another trick I've used is to use a curling iron on my top layers and making bouncy medium taut curls then straightening just the very last three or so inches of the bottom layer. The curlyness will reflect the oil causing a glamorous shine while hiding the oily roots of the bottom straight layer. Also by straightening the ends of the bottom I've seen that it blends with the curls and makes them look longer :)